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The 2026 Local Government Elections are scheduled for 4 November, with the formal election timetable expected to be announced after the election is proclaimed on Friday, 7 August.

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Electoral Commission provides an update following the Final Voter Registration Weekend
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Post-Cabinet meeting media briefing
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Media briefing on readiness for the final voter registration weekend
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Inter-Ministerial Committee on Migration presents update on the current migration situation
Inter-Ministerial Committee on Migration presents update on the current migration situation
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Vuk Talks | In conversation with Barileng Dichabe from the Municipal Demarcation Board
Vuk Talks | In conversation with Barileng Dichabe from the Municipal Demarcation Board
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GCIS Interview with the Minister of Social Development, Dina Pule.
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Opinion Pieces

South Africa’s universities: A global story of excellence and impact

South Africa has built a world-class higher education system that has become a strategic national asset. Our universities are not only recognised among the best globally; they are centres of excellence that drive innovation, strengthen the economy, develop highly skilled graduates and contribute to global knowledge creation.

South Africa: A continental leader in science, innovation and technology

South Africa is a nation of innovation, where scientific curiosity, research and technological advancement continue to shape solutions for some of society’s greatest challenges. Our scientists, researchers and innovators are contributing to global progress using science and technology to improve the lives of people in our country.

South Africa is fertile ground for investment that delivers

South Africa's investment story is increasingly moving beyond pledges and conference commitments. It is taking shape on factory floors, industrial parks and manufacturing hubs, where production lines are being modernised, facilities expanded, workers retained and upskilled, and businesses positioned for long-term growth and global competitiveness.

Protecting our national identity through the proper use of government symbols

The recent News24 article, Blurred lines: DA, EFF sneak party colours into government media, raises an important issue that warrants thoughtful public discussion. Beyond questions of design or branding, it invites us to reflect on the importance of preserving the integrity of South Africa's national identity and the distinction between the state and political parties.